The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September So
The bank cleariDgs today were 49,.
| 437 sl6; balances, 81 ,6S5,5S6.
GRAIN. PROvIsIONs. SReCERIEs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September flour
quiet apd unchanged, but firm.
Wheat-Oash higher; iutures fiuct.
uated within o small range, bnt later
eased off eighty and closed fraction
below yesterday. There were very Il h
outside orders and trading was lighter.
No. 2, cash, 701(S70tc; October, 89{(S
703c, closing a. zoe; November, 7la(a
Tic, closing at 7lic nominal; Decem.
Der, 79t@731c, closing at 73tS7Sic /;
May, s0t(9SOt 0S0ac, closing ~ sO4@
SOsc.
Uorn, hrm early May sold 10 higher,
but lost this and to more later, and
closed weak. Cash, S9i@Sotc; Sep
TENDER, Sole; October SOC; year,
S7j9SSc, closing at STi@Ssc; May,
4li@4li@4lac, closing AT 4ltc.
Oats steady; October, 23i@2s}c:
September, este; November, 241 bid I;
May, 2Stc.
Rye higher Mt 47c.
Barley quiet and unchanged at e7}c.
Bran higner, 62c at mill.
Cornmeal steady at 81 1902 Is.
Hay steady and unchanged; lin.
othy, $l2 60@ 10; prairie, 10.
E,es easy at l6c.
But firm bu, unohanss 3 creamery,
9C@22c; dairy, ls@l9c.
Provisions dull. Pork, small los,
| $l4 rs; standard mess, SIS rs. Lard
selable al - 80. Dfy salt mest-Shoul.
dere, SIS rs; long Gear, 81 rs; clear
ribs, 81 So; short clear, IS 10 Bacon
Shoulder, SO 37a@8 30; long clear
and clear ribs, IS 1908 S7A; short
clear, 50 5OCSs o7}. Hams firm at IL
@l4c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, "a 900 bu; oats, l3,.
600 bu; rye, none barley, 1900 bu.
Shipments = Flour, 1900 brls
wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; cats,
10, 700 bu; rye. none barley, 1000 bu d.
Afternoon Board - Wheat steady !;
September, 69ic bid. Corn easy. Oats
steady.
CIIcAso, Ill, September 30-The
opening prices ON change this m ern.
log were almost, without exception,
identical with the latest figures on
Thursday. Neither did the early trad.
ing cause very much change In the
titustion. Both sides OF tue market
in wheat and corn felt quite con hdent
and the result was an active feeling in
the pits. Trading was quite heavy,
the demand being good and the Ger.
ings also large. A stropg feeling was
developed and priceB averaged higher
than yesterday; though, when ali the
top, free offerings checked further ad'
vance. A good share Of the day's
trading was In the way Of changing
October TO December and Nay deliy.
cries. Corn was fairly active, with
the feeling arm at first, bu' later ruled
more quiet aud estisr. 0is were
steady. The cash market was q shade
ts.ter under good demand and mod.
crate offerings. Provisions we're weak.
or. Prices ranged lower, and, AZ q
broke put II: This was selling day
X .csipts Of hogs exceeded tstima tes
and prices declined. There was mod
crate buying OF lard at the opsning
but after the buyers had been fillec
mp the oHericgs became larger.
Tho leading futures ranged % fol-
lows:
Wheat, No. 2-September opened
OF 7l}c, highest 7lic. loves, 70lc, clos.
ing at -; October opened NJ II 10,
highest Tic, lowest 7lc, closing at
7lic; December opened at 74ic, high.
esI 74tc, lowest 1910, closing at 74c
May opened al 79i }, uisbest 70i,, low.
Get 7sic, closing ~ 79tc.
Com, No. 2-Septenber opened al
42lc, highest 43ic, lowest 42ic, c!ot.
log ct -; October opened nj 43c,
highest 4sti, lowest 42lc, closing Vi
l2tc; November opened at 425c, high.
eet 43c, lowest 42ic, closing at 42to;
May opened at 4bic. highest 49,,
lowest 45ic, closing al 46i'.
Oats, No. 2-Sepiemher opened At
26lc, highest 2ol ), lowest s6lc, closing
at -; October opened at % 10, high.
est 26c, lowest 2bic, closing at 2bic;
November opened at 28tc, highest
26i }, lowest 26ic, olosing at 26ic; May
opened at sole, highest 3Oic, lowest
29lc, closing At 29I,.
Mess pork, per bbl-Year opened al
sl2, highest si2 05, lowest tl2, cloe.
ing at fl2; January opened NJ
tl2 40, highest fi2 45, lowest sl2 80,
closing at si2 37i
Lard, per 100 lbs-September opened
at - 80, highest 20 30, lowest % 40,
closing al -; October opened At
% so, highes. % 80, lowest 80 40,
closing at 80 40; November opened
at 80 45, highest 90 37i, loves; So 37i,
cloeine at % 4b; January opened at
80 80, highest 90 80, loweet % As,
closing at 80 40
Short ribs, per 100 lbs-September
opened at ~ 70, highest 1915, lowest
opened Of 81 70, highest 81 so, lowest
81 20. closing at " 50; January
opened at 80 80, highlst 80 S2i, low.
est so ga, closing At 90 80
Cash quotations we're o. follows:
Flour firm and unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat, 7lt97ltc, No. 8 spring
wheat, 64i(D85c; No. 2 red, 73ic; No.
2 corn, 4ai942ic; No. 2 oats, 200
tsic; No. 2 rye, 4sc; No. 2 barley, 61c
No. aaIseed, 81 06i prime timothy
seed, 81 rs.
M.es pork, per Dbl, SIS; lard, pei
100 lbs, 80 421; short rib sides, loose,
81 20; dry salied shoulders, boxed,
- 2b95 81; short clear sidcs, boxed,
IS l0Cg8 10.
Recoipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat,
1900 bu; corn, 100000 bu; oats,
10000 bu; rye. 1000 DO: barley
100000 bu. Shipments -tiour, 81
/ 600 bu: what "a 900 bn: corn,